Things I don't love about Switzerland: the motion sensor in the bathroom TURNING THE LIGHTS OUT ON ME at inopportune times.
Things I do love about Switzerland: a popular catfood brand is ExcelCat. I see it, and I think, UBERCAT. Then I am pleased.
It's warm and beautiful here today. I've been watching the snow melt on the mountains when I've not been working my ass off.
Speaking of: I feel tired and fragile.
Patty so soon! We actually have to firm up dates to try to get her over here, because it's been complicated, but if nothing else, soon I will be there. I hope she got the package I sent her today, since it has Halloween treats in it. Any joy, baby?
I'm kind of torn about the chess thing. On the one hand, everyone who plays chess has probably gotten well into a game and then realised the board was wrong. It's not like it makes it impossible to play, which is what the article made it sound like. The worst that's going to happen is that someone will think there was an illegal queen move and then you realise the board's wrong. On the other hand, if I sat down at such a table and went to set up the pieces, I'd almost certainly end up rotating the board, i.e. standing at the side of the table, because the need to fix it would be that strong.
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Date: 2010-10-28 06:03 pm (UTC)